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8 strange laws in 8 different countries that you should know

2022-12-31 15:25:25Lifestyle SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

 

8 strange laws in 8 different countries that you should know
8 strange laws in 8 different countries that you should know

 

Every country around the world has its own laws that may seem absurd to people who don't live there. However, rules are the only way any country can run smoothly, and when you want to travel the world and experience different cultures, it is advisable to know how each country works.

1- Iran bans boys' mace

8 strange laws in 8 different countries that you should know

To preserve Iran's culture, a law has been put in place that prohibits men from wearing western hairstyles, such as buns, ponytails, dovetail cuts, etc.

Instead, men are encouraged to style their hair in ways inspired by Iranian culture.

2- In Barcelona, ​​Spain, it is forbidden to move without a shirt

8 strange laws in 8 different countries that you should know

Some parts of Spain do not have a law banning public nudity. However, in Barcelona, ​​regional laws have changed, and now they prohibit nudity and semi-nudity on the streets.

3- In Singapore, you are not allowed to chew gum

8 strange laws in 8 different countries that you should know

A ban on the production and sale of chewing gum in Singapore came into force in 1992. This was because chewing gum waste had a detrimental effect on trains and prevented the doors from closing smoothly.

4- In South Korea and Japan, you are not allowed to turn off the sound the camera makes when you take a photo

8 strange laws in 8 different countries that you should know

People in South Korea do not have the privilege to turn off the camera click sound. When the first phone hit the market in 1999, it had a camera and the Japanese were the first to have phones that could take pictures. However, they started abusing it by taking inappropriate pictures, so it was banned. That's why now, every time someone takes a photo, everyone has to hear the buzz around it.

5- The name Elvis is banned in Sweden

8 strange laws in 8 different countries that you should know

Many names are banned in Sweden, including Superman, Veranda, Metallica, IKEA and Elvis. This is because of a law that was passed in 1982 called the "Names Act", which states that these names can cause discomfort and can be offensive. Also, when the child grows up, he may be prone to bullying if he has one of these names.

6- Wearing heels while visiting some historical places in Greece is prohibited

8 strange laws in 8 different countries that you should know

In Greece, if you plan to visit any ancient monument or historical site, try not to go in heels because it is not allowed. This is because heels can damage and scratch various surfaces and stones.

7- Noise is prohibited at night in Victoria, Australia

8 strange laws in 8 different countries that you should know

It is considered offensive to make noise at night in Australia, from loud music to driving noises.

8- You are not allowed to wear blue jeans in North Korea

8 strange laws in 8 different countries that you should know

It is illegal to wear blue jeans in North Korea because it is closely associated with Western influence, which the government tries to limit. They have also banned the use of piercings and are very strict when it comes to certain hairstyles.

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